Gasgoo Munich- RoboSense has forged a strategic partnership with Origen, an AI-native technology company based in the United Arab Emirates. The agreement was signed on July 20 during the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC).
Leveraging RoboSense's leadership in 3D perception, mass production, and market presence, the partnership combines Origen's deep expertise in AI-native solutions and industrial resources across the Middle East. Together, the companies aim to drive the development of embodied and spatial intelligence ecosystems, accelerating the deployment of AI systems that integrate robotics, sensors, and automation platforms in the physical world.
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As a key driver for embodied intelligence deployment in the Middle East, Origen focuses on building end-to-end AI-native solutions designed for real-world industrial applications. The company empowers digital infrastructure across smart cities, green energy, public services, intelligent manufacturing, and corporate operations. Origen's portfolio includes the smart home system DOMIA, the digital twin-based city operating system SpatialWare, the spatial intelligence platform StellaWare, and enterprise AI agents. By combining local insights with global standards, Origen leverages advanced AI technology and broad partnerships to scale projects from pilots to full commercial deployment.
RoboSense is a robotics platform company targeting Physical AI. Powered by proprietary core chips, a digital perception product matrix, and mass production capabilities, it provides the essential components and infrastructure robots need to navigate the physical world. Its products are already widely used in over a dozen sectors, including humanoid robots, quadrupeds, and commercial cleaning robots, continuously accelerating commercial deployment and intelligent evolution across the robotics industry.
Notably, RoboSense unveiled the E2 — its second-generation solid-state perception platform built on the in-house "Peacock" SPAD-SoC chip — at WAIC 2026. The company also showcased a suite of digital LiDARs and fusion sensors based on its "Peacock" and "Phoenix" SPAD-SoC chips, presenting a complete technology chain that spans from underlying chips and spatial perception products to real-world data acquisition.
